Choking, Suffocation and Strangulation Offences

Choke, strangle and suffocate are not actually defined in the legislation but you can still be found guilty and they are serious criminal offences. Early expert advice is crucial.

Taking your breath away - why strangulation in domestic violence is a huge red flag

Strangling - Wikipedia

Domestic violence laws passed in Queensland to make non-fatal strangulation a separate offence - Strangulation Prevention

Why strangulation in domestic violence is a huge red flag - The Shelter for Abused Women & Children

Media Archives - Strangulation Prevention

Hugo Law Group • CHOKING, SUFFOCATION OR STRANGLING OFFENCES IN THE ACT

Domestic Violence, Strangulation and the Law - National Criminal Lawyers® NCL

Strangulation in sex can increase risk of stroke and brain injuries, distressing study finds, The Independent

Choking, Suffocation or Strangulation

A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding Colorado's Second Degree Assault - Strangulation Law 18-3-203

PDF) Strangulation, Domestic Violence and the Legal Response

Guide to a Choking, Suffocation or Strangulation Charge in Queensland - Clarity Law

Safe from Violence - New Legislation to Further Strengthen Tasmania's Family and Sexual Violence Laws